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package org.apache.xbean.kernel;

import java.util.Set;

/**
 * The StartStrategy interface is used to assist the kernel in determining how to handle problems that occur while
 * starting a service.
 *
 * @author Dain Sundstrom
 * @version $Id$
 * @since 2.0
 */
public interface StartStrategy {
    /**
     * Determines if the kernel should wait for the unsatified conditions to be satisfied.
     *
     * @param serviceName the name of the service that has the unsatisfied condtions
     * @param conditions the unsatisfied condtions
     * @return true if the kernel should wait for the conditions to be satisfied; false if the strategy would like
     *         silently leave the service in the starting state
     * @throws UnsatisfiedConditionsException the the strategy would like to leave the service in the starting state
     * and throw an exception the caller
     * @throws UnregisterServiceException if the strategy would like to ignore the unsatisfied conditions and continue to
     * destry the service
     */
    boolean waitForUnsatisfiedConditions(ServiceName serviceName, Set conditions) throws UnsatisfiedConditionsException, UnregisterServiceException;

    /**
     * Handle the start error.  The strategy can rethrow the exception, throw an {@link UnregisterServiceException}, or
     * return.  If this method rethrows the exception, the service will be destroyed and the exception will be thrown to
     * the caller.  If an UnregisterServiceException is thrown, the kernel will unregister the service and rethrow
     * {@link UnregisterServiceException#getCause()}.  If this method returns without throwing an exception, the kernel
     * will pass the exception to the service monitor for processing and leave the service in the starting state.
     *
     * @param serviceName the name of the service that has the error
     * @param startError the Exception or Error
     * @throws UnregisterServiceException if the strategy would like the service to be destroyed and unregistered
     * @throws Exception if the strategy would like to destroy the service and throw the exception to the caller
     */
    void startError(ServiceName serviceName, Throwable startError) throws UnregisterServiceException, Exception;
}
